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Know Anything About These 2 NJ Gun Cases?

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I came across these on other forums I peruse and wondered why I hadn't seen them mentioned here.

 

Here's the first...

 

http://www.ammoland.com/2013/03/possession-of-firearms-in-home-begets-new-jersey-man-30-days-in-jail/#ixzz2MxnHW6PC

 

and here's the second...

 

http://www.examiner.com/article/n-j-mother-arrested-guns-confiscated-by-attending-property-tax-dispute-forum

 

Comments?

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Think I've seen them both posted here someplace, but the search function here seems finicky....

 

 

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That second one is really annoying. I would have sat in jail without being able to cover bail then give any up It's practically extortion.

Did not hear about them but those are some crazy stories. Law abiding citizens who are pretty much having their lives ruined (at least

momentarily) for absolutely nothing. I don't understand the first one. Why did they barge in in the first place? And how do they just

put a man in jail for ABSOLUTELY NOTHING for 30 days? He may lose his job he just got. I mean this action hurts a person severely

from all angles.

 

The second story is nuts too. I don't get how you can just make a statement that someone was acting up and suddenly they are a

"terrorist threats"? So I can just call the police on my neighbor if I don't like him and BAM just like that police can confiscate all his

guns, and take him in? It's THAT easy?

 

All of this is quite scary.

Been following both. The first story has been talked about on the Alex jones show.

The first story of the guy in Jersey (ego) City is in the public spotlight right now. The second story I have not heard. Reading that article makes me think there is much more to the story.

A lot missing from the 2nd one. Only one side of story listed.

I missed the second one...I know some people from the Tax Office there. I will see if I can find out any more info.

#1 should cost the cops a million dollars. And they should consider themselves lucky not to have gotten a round in the back.

Seems that the ammoland article failed to mention that the guy was in possession of a NJ illegal rifle and magazines. There is always more to the story than biased media print. I have moved in and out of NJ 3 times in my life and each time I sold off all of my firearms before moving back to NJ. Once there I bought new firearms. Just did not want to take any chances for obvious reasons. Finally kissed NJ goodbye for good and never looked back.

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Sorry for posting about an ongoing thread. I did start to read it after its initial posting, but I admit that I lost interest when I got to the first video. I, in no way, connected it to the story I linked to. My bad.

 

Apparently the second story is not yet well known - and I agree that there is a lot that has yet to come out, with regard to this one.

 

Carry on.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Seems that the ammoland article failed to mention that the guy was in possession of a NJ illegal rifle and magazines. ...

 

Yes, that what he's been acused of possessing that and also some ammo.

Yet, I haven't seen anywhere what features made the riffle illegal, what magazine capacity and what kind of ammo he had. I'm just curious.

Knowing that wouldn't make any difference if the search is found to be illegal, anyway.

It's as simple as this.

1 person is lieing

 

Hopefully the meeting was recorded

It's as simple as this.

1 person is lieing

 

Hopefully the meeting was recorded

 

Not necessarily. As with many confrontations, there may be shreds of truth on both sides which, using your logic, means both parties are lying.

 

That's why they say there's three sides to the story, my side, her side, and the truth.

That first story is VERY, VERY disturbing. My goodness, they just entered the home with no warrant, no knocking, NO nothing! I have to admit if someone was standing in my living room without me knowing I'd of called 911 and then proceeded to defend myself. The media would have had a field day with this if he ended up shooting at the "innocent" police officer.

 

This is unbelievable...scary as all get out!

If this was a public meeting in a town building, was the audio recorder running? That might be conclusive about who said what.

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